Category: Plays/Films/Dramas
_The dining-room of Jabez Thompson's; the room is luxuriously furnished and combines comfort with ostentation; the door is left, and at the back a large doorway curtained off leads to the billiard-room. (A plan of this and the other scenes in the play will be found at the end...
_The dining-room of Jabez Thompson's; the room is luxuriously furnished and combines comfort with ostentation; the door is left, and at the back a large doorway curtained off le...
2. ACT II._The next morning. Thompson's office at the works. Doors l. and at the extreme R.C. Opposite the door L. is a desk with revolving arm-chair. Fireplace at the back centre, table...
3. ACT III._The same evening. The ante-room of the Assembly Hall--a dingy place, used on occasion as a dressing-room, and containing a small deal table and a few battered cane-bottomed cha...